Poland now faced with record low birth rates

A man with a child on his arm crosses a street near a poster with the lettering reading ''Where are these children?' in Warsaw. The billboards, put up by a Catholic foundation last summer, were hard to miss: large and plastered all over Poland, they showed two little blonde girls in immaculate white posing in a wheat field -- along with the alarmist caption, "Where are these children?" Falling birth rate statistics displayed alongside in the form of a pictogram claim that the average Polish family had five children in the 1950s, down to three in the 80s and 1.5 today. Photo AFP, Wojtek Radwanski